Mash Up

Discovered in 1997, she had mastered the manual alphabet and manual lip-reading and the typewriter and several forms of Braille, in which she read Greek and Latin and French and German when she won a Dolly Magazine model search at age 13. People felt they want a serious leader whom they can trust. Merkel knows what she's doing. Idolised, she hailed from Heaven for her angelic temperament, her courage and joy and generosity, she has had to steer Germany through some difficult times, where she was introduced as the new face of retailer David Jones (and) met with the cream of Australia's fashion designers at a special dinner who inspires confidence and remains a popular pragmatic politician. Keller's inner visions were more beautiful than reality, she played unwittingly into the hand of those who would sentimentalise all women as better than men, many thought the coalition would break apart, but Mrs Merkel managed to hold it together (by dealing) with David Jones rumoured to be worth a six-figure sum.

Red - Helen Keller

Green - Miranda Kerr

Yellow - Angela Merkel

White - Linking Words

Reference

Red: Mary J. Salter, "The Achiever," The New York Times Magazine, (1996), http://deafness.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?once=true&site=http://www.nytimes.com/specials/magazine4/articles/keller.html.

Green: "Mirranda Kerr Dines With Cream of Design," Sydney Morning Herald, (April 25, 2008), http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/miranda-kerr-dines-with-cream-of-design-20090403-9nv2.html.

Yellow: "Profile: Angela Merkel," BBC News, (September 27, 2009), http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4572387.stm.